Miners Association Chairman Kojo Peprah arrested by Ghana Police Anti-Galamsey Taskforce for interfering with illegal mining crackdown in Desiri Forest.
Category Archives: NATURE
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Veteran Mozambican conservationist Roberto Zolho dies at 65 in Maputo. Remembered as a tireless defender of nature with lasting legacy.
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Nigeria’s SGF George Akume warns of urgent climate change threats, stating the country is running out of time to combat environmental challenges.
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KWS proposes new conservation fees to bridge KES 12 billion funding gap threatening Kenya’s wildlife. Bold measures aim to secure biodiversity future.
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Eldoret journalist Kipchirchir Mosonik claims his Tecno Camon 30 phone exploded in his pocket, raising safety concerns about the popular brand.
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CBP beagle Freddie returns to duty at Dulles Airport after Egyptian man pleads guilty to assault and gets deported for kicking the police dog.
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KNUST Animal Science Department trains poultry experts to boost Ghana’s production amid concerns over lack of commercial breeding companies.
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Nearly 4,000 Myanmar refugees flee to India’s Mizoram state in 4 days amid heavy fighting. Latest updates on the humanitarian crisis.
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Pope Leo XIV addresses AI threat to humanity, sparking debate among tech and faith communities.
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The outgoing IDF chief of staff’s wife explained that the bracelets were given to her by the families of fallen IDF soldiers she had visited during the Iron Swords War. By AVI ASHKENAZI MARCH 6, 2025 01:55 Updated: MARCH 6, 2025 02:04 Sharon Halevi wears bracelets to honor fallen IDF soldiers. (photo credit: SCREENSHOT/X) The wife of former IDF chief of staff Herzi Halevi wore dozens of bracelets to honor fallen soldiers during the IDF changeover ceremony in Tel Aviv on Wednesday. Sharon Halevi attended the event where her husband handed over command to his successor, Lt.-Gen Eyal Zamir. Following his farewell speech, both the outgoing and incoming chiefs of staff visited the Western Wall and later the President’s Residence, where they received a blessing from President Isaac Herzog. In
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The Owl Rescue Centre and animal lovers are celebrating the successful capture and relocation of a young male baboon on Thursday morning. IOL reported that the young male was spotted making his way from the Roodeplaat area towards Pretoria, earlier this week. The Owl Rescue Centre had been tracking the animal, named Jasiri, ‘s movements and took to social media to share of the happy moment. “He was relocated to his new home far, far away in the mountains,” said the Owl Rescue Centre’s Brendan Murray. “Success yet again guys. You truly are the most amazing people and your dedication to what you do is amazing. I truly do hold you in the highest regard. We need more people like you on this earth,” expressed Facebook user, Kathy van Tonder. “Sweet. The
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In an era where home security concerns are increasingly prevalent, many families are turning to a time-tested solution: guard dogs. While modern security systems offer sophisticated technological advantages, the unique combination of protection, companionship, and deterrence that guard dogs provide remains unmatched. This comprehensive guide will explore the most effective dog breeds for home protection, […]
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Family members have begun to identify the residents who were killed in the devastating wildfires in the Los Angeles area. At least 27 people have been killed. Tune into “Good Morning America” on Friday, Jan. 17, as ABC News and ABC owned stations kick off “SoCal Strong” (#SoCalStrong) coverage in support of Los Angeles-area communities amid the devastating wildfires. Coverage continues across ABC News programs and platforms. Here is what we know about the victims: Randall Miod Randall “Randy” Miod, 55, was killed in the Palisades Fire in Malibu, according to his mother, Carol Smith. In his 20s, Miod bought his beloved apartment in Malibu that became known as the “Crab Shack,” she said. “It was beyond rustic! He loved that place,” she said. “There was always a party. …
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Building approvals in Nakuru have gone online, cutting the waiting time from at least three months to a maximum of 45 days. The county has launched the Electronic Development Applications Management System (E-DAMS), which will be used to guide development and hasten application processes. It will now take 25 days to approve domestic houses or single-dwelling houses, while major commercial projects will take a maximum of 45 days. Approvals used to take at least three months before then. “Nakuru is one of the fastest urbanising counties in Kenya. We need to control such a growth so that we don’t become a slum in the next 20 to 30 years,” said Ms. Stella Mwaura, the Chief Officer for Lands and Physical Planning Docket. Ms. Mwaura said she was happy about the
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A flurry of separate lawsuits were filed Monday against Southern California Edison, a utility company in California, by homeowners and renters who lost their homes in the Eaton Fire. The four lawsuits each allege the company failed to de-energize all of its electrical equipment despite red flag warnings issued by the National Weather Service. “The property damage and economic losses caused by the Eaton Fire is the result of the ongoing custom and practice of Defendant of consciously disregarding the safety of the public and not following statutes, regulations, standards, and rules regarding the safe operation, use and maintenance of their overhead electric facilities,” said a complaint filed by Evangeline Iglesias, who said she worked a decadeslong career with FedEx in order to buy a single-family home that was destroyed